In The Shetland Times this week:
• End for CADSS drug charity as funding cannot be found
• Up to 90 jobs could be lost in a Sullom Voe cull
• Wir Shetland call for an investigation into the Viewforth affair
• Carmichael receives a £50,000 donation towards his ‘Frenchgate’ legal bill
• Charitable Trust could invest in a gold
• Reviews of the Hank Williams tribute concert and comedian Mark Thomas
… and much more
Politicians have reacted angrily to a UK government announcement there will be no compensation for Waspi women. The controversial decision comes after work and pensions…
READ FULL STORYA cross-party call is being made for a youth mobility scheme which could give young people the freedom to live and work across Europe. Over…
READ FULL STORYGroups and charities with innovative ideas to improve people’s quality of life could be in line for up to £3,000 in funding.
READ FULL STORYAlistair Carmichael has called for authorities to get tough on aggressive fishing vessels – describing them as “modern gangsters of the sea”.
READ FULL STORYShetland Charitable Trust (SCT) has announced £9.67 million in grants to support 28 charity services and trusts across the isles. The awards for 2025-26 represent…
READ FULL STORYAlistair Carmichael has voted to abolish hereditary peers from the House of Lords, calling it “a bizarre anachronism”. The majority of hereditary peers – lords…
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